Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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HANDUNG THE MANY varied problems af the Division of Student Personnel Services is Director Dr. John Webb. ALSO SERVING ln the Division of Student Personnel Services are the Deans. Dr. Victor T. Trusler, pictured at left, acts as Dean of Men Emeritus, Dr, Ruth Student Personnel Services- Goal: To Aid Students The Student Personnel Services include the offices of the Director of the Division, the Dean of Men, the Dean of Wo- men, the Student Aids Advisor, the Housing Coordinator, the Rehabilitation Counselor, the Student Activities Coordi- nator, and the Counseling Bureau and Student Health Ser- vices. lhe chief purpose of all these areas is to help students accomplish their goals of achieving a college education. Helping students to understand their responsibilities and carry them out in a mature, meaningful manner is a prime obiective. Division Director Dr. John Webb expresses the attitude of the Division in saying, A problem ofany of us is a problem for all of us until it is solved. The offices of the Dean of Men and Dean of Women are important parts ofthe Student Personnel Division. Dr. V. J. Bowman, Dean of Men, and Dr. Ruth Schillinger, Dean of Women, are responsible for the residence halls, work with off-campus housing problems, serve fraternities and soror- ities, counsel many students, work with student governing groups, deal with disciplinary problems, and encourage good scholastic achievement. Tom Wyrick and Ann Wilson are employed as Assistant Deans. Schillinger, center, serves as Dean of Women, and Dr. Vincentl. Bowman right, holds the position of Dean of Men. 22

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THESE FOUR MEN play important roles in maintaining stability on the Teachf ers College campus, Al Bowman serves as Student Aids Advisor, Dr. Charles William Davidson, the Housing Coordinator, assists fac- ulty members and students in finding suitable housing both on and off campus. The Coordinator and his assistant, Gay- lene Bozarth, also aid the Deans inthe supervision of the dormitories. This office is now located in Morse Hall, and is able to provide a wider range of service. Students interested in applying for scholarships, National Defense loans or part-time employment are advised in the office of Student Aids, Dr. Alden E. Bowman and his grad- uate assistant, Charles Green, coordinate the college's scholarship and loan programs and maintain lists ofavail- able jobs on campus and in the community. Several highly trained counselors are headquartered in the Counseling Bureau to help students with personal, edu- cational, or vocational problems, Special tests are offered to those wishing to learn more about their interests and abilities. The bureau, under the direction of Dr. Charles Baznik, is also helpful inassisting undecidedfreshmen choose an educational or vocational field. Paul DeVivo and the office of Vocational Rehabilitation helps handicapped students adiust to college life and coun- sels them about choosing an occupation after graduation. The Teachers College has made a special effort to provide for handicapped students and has achieved national recogni- tion in this field. Student activities and organizations are assisted by the Coordinator of Student Activities, Darryl Hughey. An or- ganization directory and assistance in group planning and projects is available through this office. A full-time medical doctor and registered nursesare avail- able in the Health Services area. Dr. Joseph Parker main- tains an infirmary on campus to meet student needs. Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage is among the services of- fered in the campus health center. Baznik oversees the Counseling Bureau, Bill Davidson is the Housing Coordi- nator, and Paul DeVivo supervises vocational rehabilitation efforts. EYEING THE TARGET, this Emporia State student signifies the work of the Of- fice of Vocational Rehabilitation in helping the handicapped adjust to college life, S X, x x X 'Y r A. -'31, -..J MQW- ,iv